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New Sequim city councilors take office
Discussions on hearing examiner, business relief and more set for 2022
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Sequim Police investigate rape allegation, rumors
Investigations to tentatively close this week
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Jamestown to use $1 million federal grant for medical staff housing
Leaders with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe plan to use a recent $1 million federal grant to purchase property…
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Olympic Peninsula YMCAs to require full COVID-19 vaccines in 2022
Agency sets public health and safety as ‘top priority’
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Santa Brigade gathers goods for Sequim kids’ Christmases
Saint Nicholas and a dedicated volunteer crew of firefighters and their families braved the cold last week to…
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Three locals appointed by Gov. Inslee to state boards
Last month, Gov. Jay Inslee appointed three North Olympic Peninsula residents to state boards and commissions.
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Demolition begins on troubled property
A little more than six months after a fire decimated structures at 153 W. Spruce St., a crew…
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Sequim city council passes ordinance opposing any future income taxes
Sequim city councilors by a 4-3 vote passed a resolution on Nov. 22 stating their opposition to any…
Sports
Winter Sports Basketball Preview: Lady Wolves look to win with turnovers, easy buckets
Assistant Julmist takes over varsity program
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Santa Brigade rolls out to help Toys for Sequim Kids
Volunteers with Sequim Community Aid and Clallam County Fire District 3 sponsor a donation drive for Toys for…
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Sequim goes into 2022 with $31.7 balanced budget
No utility or property tax rates passed by city council